Tweaking US trade policy could hold the key to reducing migration from Central America
- Written by Raymond Robertson, Professor of Economics and Government, Texas A&M University
Employees at the K.P. Textil textile plant in Guatemala City.Johan Ordonez/AFP via Getty Images)Small changes to U.S. trade policy could significantly reduce the number of migrants arriving at the southern border, according to our peer-reviewed study, which was recently published in The World Economy.
Our research delved into the effectiveness of...







